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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / mollyHEX's music / 1-Jan-Noct303
This year I’m focusing on dark 130 BPM acid techno, with the goal of performing fully improvised live sets. I’m building a custom setup to support this approach. This first track isn’t live or improvised... it was arranged over several hours in Ableton, buuuut it shows the sound and energy I hope to be able to create through real-time performance by the end of the year.
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My first listen AND my first favourite of the year. Banging tune. Keep it up!
Big pads and filter sweeps will always get me. This is a great vibe and track! Lots of rad textures and drive.
Wow! Your project looks so friggin up my alley!
This beat is great, can’t wait to see what you do next
Rich and dark. Once you get your live set figured out I'd love to hear an entire performance of this sort of urgent, chasing the good guy through orange-lit industrial tunnels kind of techno. The builds and transitions (and subtle, bubbling arps) are fantastic!
This is great. Excited to check in and see this project come together over the year ahead!
I’m shooting for a super similar thing this year in terms of improv techno adjacent whatnots with 303 squeakies. So this is majorly up my alley.
This absolutely bangs. Love the atmosphere. The change up at around 2:45 is so good too. Crunchy and then very like… psy and mysterious lines after.
Super fun can’t wait to hear more
Excellent groove and nodded along in a hypnotic trance when the bass dropped in. \m/
Nice! Love that acid bass, and those chord stabs around 2:15 are delicious.
Oops. Was trying to say this is very polished. There are some nerd levels of engineering possible to get the elements to pop more but other than that this is top shelf stuff.
